Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03

fitted By an alteration in the method
Of Nesting
E E. Allbee and wife sre home
On $ visit; Henry NorcroSs Is home
from Montpelier where lie ha< beea
clerking,
The Methodist sud Congre-
gatsousl people remembered their
respective pastors by thirty dollar
gift 10 each.
The Union meetings are Of gleat
interest and benefit 10 those who
attend them. bat the world does not
yet zee ne need Of 5 Saviour
Mrs. A. y. Cs,in had the misfor-
tune recently while driving. TO meet
s couple Of row.iys. who caused the
sleigh 10 Dc overturned to her dan
ger and injury
Glover.
E B. Simonds received 8 Christ
mas present of nice beaver cloth
OVERCAST. and New Years presents
Of some nice buffalo and lap robes.
besides other articles 10 keep him
warm and comfortable through the
cold winter They were given by E
D. Conant and family. SomervIlIe.
Mass. former residents Of this town
and s partner in trade OF Mr., Sim
ends forty years ago, snd since then
: successful merchant IN Boston.
Greensboro
Wn- Rice, an INDECENT person.
who has been supported by the town
for some years. IS very sick and
probably cannot survive.
Alfred SmalIeY Is about ready 10
receive the travelling puhIic- He has
been TO large expense in building snd
repairing. and will make $ good land
lord.
Frank Moves is home from the
West on $ visit Of 5 few weeks. His
sister i 10 return with him. We are
surprised that Il / not somebody's
else sister.
Mrs. ) D. Dow and little daugh-
ter were run over while going home
from the Christmas festival. by s
reckless driver. and Mrs. Dow was
considerably hurt. but the child e.
capped injury Il was narrow es-
cape from s serious accident. SIS both
were under he horses feet
There vas $ Christmas tree st the
Presbyterian church, the Congrega-
tionaIi=ts joining The exercises
consisted OF recitatIons by the young
people. singing and few pieces
from the Greensboro band, and the
usual distribution of presents 1t i
but few months since this band
was organized and some OF the play
ers were never members OF : band
before and are quite young, but they
seem 10 have made wonderful prog
Tess and gave Us some good music
Their teacher Is that veteran singer
and musician. James Whitney.
Newport
Nh Butterheld has been appointed
policeman by the trustees.
J. c. Dawson IS taking charge of
4. ). Whites mill, while be IS laid
up with cut hand
Jessie GraDdy has gone to Bur
IiDgton TO tahe two years course TO
ii herself TO q nurse
Holland.
James Lewis has greatly enlarged
his stock Of goods
CaswelI K French have their new
mill covered and some OF the machin-
ely in.
Geo King who has been in West
Fischburg ,Mass-since last spring, has
just returned.
z. H. Peavey has taken T. Z
EEen's place for five years, Ewens
haging gone 10 California. Mr..
Morrison has taken James HamiIton's
place
1ra- bur&h.
David Webster and wife have gone
TO Boston for few weeks visit.
Mrs. Melcalf has big marx down
on her millinery goods
We were pleased to see Rev. c
a. Smith in town last Wednesday.
g. W. Parker IS making extensive
repairs on his mill, putting in q new
wheel and board saw rig
Robert ellis has moved TO Brown-
iBgton. Mrs. Ann jameson Is to
move into the tenement vacated by
ellis.
The Ladies Aid and Il. I. C's will
meet with Mrs. John Smith next
Friday afternoon. Dinner at 2
O'Clock All are cordially invited.
Considerable OF q scare was Great
ed by the burning OF OF some polish |
on some new stove pipe al Thomas
Fishers recently. Tie house was
filed with smoked no serious dam
age was done.
The Christmas exercises at both /
the churches were good. The tab /
leaux and singing by the young la
dies and George Russell in the para
Die Of the ten virgins, at the Method /
Ist house. was very Impressive and /
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